The best restaurants serving Vietnamese food in England

Viet Garden is hands down the best Vietnamese restaurant I’ve ever been to in my life. The food is phenomenal, the service is fast and kind, and the prices are reasonable for the very high quality of food.

Went for a coffee and criossant. Standard of cleanliness was poor.Dirty tables and benches. Coffee was OK. Criossant was underbaked with raw dough in the centre. Comaplined and got a refund on the croissant - but the staff didn't really care about the poor quality.

Justo al otro lado de la carretera de Finchley central station. Un establecimiento de estilo de una cafetería que sirve comida que era alentador es genuino. Fuimos un domingo tiempo para el almuerzo y quedamos encantados de descubrir que estábamos en la compañía de muchas familias vietnamitas. Servicios era rápido y menú a un precio razonable. La comida era fresca, pero el pho podría haber hecho con un poco más de salsa de pescado.

The decor very basic but the food is very good no alcohol sold but you can brim your own beer or wine. I enjoyed the food a d service wzs good

Amazing service, amazing food, quality and pride in the restaurant is above and beyond. Neither me or my missus can't find a single faut, not a bad word to say Even with 2hours travel to visit, we will gladly return just for the food/service. Would highly recommend this for a family night out.

Kids always loved Bubble Tea so consistently ordered it online from here. Was a good thing that the kids forgot to have them one one occasion. Opened the seal from both plastic containers to empty them out (needed to recycle). One was completely fine but the other had a maggot inside with the bubbles. Paranoid now if the kids had actually swallowed any maggots whenever we ordered from there.

We have been twice in the last month, having banh mi both times. Food was very tasty. Will definitely eat here again. Quick service and decent pricing.

I love Pho. I’ve been in several of them in London and you always have a certain standard of food. That’s not the case in Canary Wharf. I’ve been in this restaurant 6 times ( I work in CW) and there’s always something wrong with the food. Sometimes the broth is cold, sometimes the noodles are overcooked, sometimes the broth doesn’t taste right. In 6 times I’ve been there there was always something wrong. They really should do something to get this place up to Pho standards!